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| 5 flats of Big Beef, Goliath & SuperSonic ready for market
3 Mr. Stripeys around a double bloom unknown Pink. Stripey on left weighed in at 2 lbs. Smaller deformed Mr. Stripey, every fruit off of one particualr vine is like this.
Mixed Collection: Mr. Stripey, Goliath, Big Beef, TomatoBerry, RazzleBerry, Orange Paruche, Golden Rave, 4th of July and an unknown Pink that was supposed to be a Mt. Fresh.
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| Barry, Sorry about hijacking your thread with my complaint. Your tomatoes do look nice. I'd love to have any of them in my garden or kitchen right now, even the ugly Mr. Stripy. All I have are little greenies since our weather has been somewhat unco-operative. Betsy |
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- Posted by springlift34 8.5 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 31, 11 at 22:51
| Did come off a little odd agrant. Nice compliment, followed by a link called "Growing Tomatoes". What gives? Besides all that nonsense, I have to say honestly good job with the stripey. Tried it twice, and nothing close to that. Take care, especially to the people on this site that love growing tomatoes.Sounds crazy, but I mean it. Travis |
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